Heavy equipment
transport
Excavators, dozers, loaders, and jobsite equipment. Plan the right trailer and loading approach for your machine.
Plan an equipment move
TRUCKING & HEAVY HAUL
From the yard to the jobsite.
Heavy equipment transport, built around your move.
01 / WHAT WE MOVE
Every load starts with the details. Tell us what needs to move, where it’s going, and when it needs to arrive.
Excavators, dozers, loaders, and jobsite equipment. Plan the right trailer and loading approach for your machine.
Plan an equipment moveLarge dimensions call for a detailed plan. Start with load measurements, route needs, and delivery access.
Discuss your loadCoordinate pickups and deliveries around the work on site, from a single machine to a phased equipment move.
Plan a project move02 / THE RIGHT SETUP
Trailer selection starts with the equipment, dimensions, weight, and access at both ends of the trip.
Tell us what you’re movingFor tracked machines and tall equipment that need a lower deck. Confirm machine weight, ground clearance, and loading requirements.
For equipment, attachments, and construction freight suited to open deck transport. Include securement points and loading equipment in your request.
For loads that need closer coordination. Share overall dimensions and weight so trailer availability, permits, escorts, and route requirements can be evaluated.
Configurations shown are planning examples. Equipment and availability are confirmed with each quote.
03 / CALHAR AT WORK
A look at our trucks and loads, from heavy equipment and precast concrete to oversize and covered freight.
KEEP IT MOVING
Equipment, dimensions, weight, and the pickup and delivery locations.
Trailer fit, site access, route needs, and your delivery window.
Agree on availability, pricing, and the final hauling arrangements.
04 / LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR LOAD
Give us the details. We’ll help put the pieces together.
Albert SpencerLogistics Manageralbert.spencer@calhar.comOffice: 972-838-2888Fax: 972-838-22992138 CalHar DriveInclude length, width, height, and estimated weight. Photos and model numbers help explain the load.